·The machine learning model for predicting compressive strength in addition to compressive stress modulus and graphs for recycled aggregate concrete are reviewed as well as their limitations are discussed It discusses the research perspectives of recycled aggregate namely the development of green processing methods for recycled
Recycled aggregates RA from construction and demolition waste CDW instead of natural aggregates NA were analysed in the manufacture of new eco friendly concrete Fine FRA and coarse CRA recycled aggregates were used in different percentages as substitutes of natural sand and gravel respectively The results revealed that the use of RA in
·Compared with the reference of fully recycled aggregate concrete FRAC the increase of RP content reduced the long term shrinkage strains of concrete as shown in Fig 7 With the increase of RP content from 0% to 30% the long term shrinkage of fully recycled aggregate concrete was reduced by % reaching about times that of
·This paper discusses the suitability of producing concrete with 100 % recycled aggregate to meet durability and strength requirements for different applications Aggregate strength gradation absorption specific gravity shape and texture are some of the physical and mechanical characteristics that contribute to the strength and durability
·Utilization of recycled brick aggregate RBA in concrete production is limited due to its high porosity which negatively affects the strength and durability of concrete This study aims to address these limitations by exploring microbial and enzyme induced carbonate precipitation MICP/EICP treatments to enhance the RBA properties
·For recycled concrete aggregate from concrete waste the use of up to 90% of recycled aggregate is allowed if water absorption is at most equal to 10% and content of contaminants up to %; meanwhile for recycled concrete aggregate from demolition waste the content of recycled aggregate is limited to 70% while the limits for
·Currently a number of disadvantages hampers the use of recycled concrete aggregates RCA The current review proves that concretes made with complete replacement of natural aggregate with RCA
Recycled aggregates RA from construction and demolition waste CDW instead of natural aggregates NA were analysed in the manufacture of new eco friendly concrete Fine FRA and coarse CRA recycled aggregates were used in different percentages as substitutes of natural sand and gravel respectively The results revealed that the use of RA in
·mulated recycled concrete technology standards and guidelines This chapter is based on the research results from the aforementioned chapters and the recycled concrete practical work In brief the recycled concrete applied technology guide lines will help in the application of recycled aggregate concrete material and structures Waste
·This work proposes that diatomite can be used to improve the performance of recycled aggregate concrete RAC A calcined diatomite sample with an amorphous silica content over 90% was added to the RAC mixture as a partial replacement of the ordinary Portland cement OPC at varying rates from 0 to 20 wt%
·Recycled concrete aggregate RCA with size of 5 mm from Fuzhou China was used as the coarse aggregate Fig 1 River sand was used as the fine aggregate The properties of RCA and sand as well as their gradation curves are shown in Table 2 and Fig 2 respectively Table 1 a Chemical components of GBFS Component
·This research study investigates the effect of using recycled coarse aggregate RCA as a substitute of natural coarse aggregate NCA on the mechanical properties of concrete
·Addressing the increasing demand for concrete due to advancements in the construction sector and population growth this research explores the critical intersection of waste management and sustainable construction practices By incorporating recycled coarse aggregate RCA derived from construction and demolition waste into concrete
Recycled Aggregate Concrete RAC as a sustainable material is gaining increasing importance in the construction industry This book discusses properties specifications and applications of RAC and offers readers insight into current research and advances in the development and utilization of RAC It shares information gathered about concretes
·The total or partial replacement of natural aggregates with recycled ones in concrete mixes is a possible route towards the production of more environmentally sustainable materials [2] [3] A viable solution involves the use of reclaimed asphalt pavement RAP to be applied as recycled aggregate for concrete
·Several review articles on LCA of recycled aggregate concrete were published recently 73 80 82 The authors dealt with basic methodological issues and the way these issues were resolved in the published research in this area Based on the reviews performed by mentioned authors some conclusions can be drawn
·What is Recycled Concrete Aggregate Recycled Concrete Aggregate RCA — also called crushed concrete — is made up of asphalt debris from other construction projects that can be reused to create driveways pathways garden beds and When any concrete structure road sidewalk or parking lot is destroyed that
·The use of such waste as recycled aggregate in concrete can be useful for both environmental and economical aspects in the construction industry This study discusses the possibility to replace natural coarse aggregate NA with recycled concrete aggregate RCA in structural concrete
·Concrete mixtures incorporating varying percent replacement of normal aggregate with recycled aggregate as coarse aggregate and crushed stone sand as fine aggregate were produced and tested at 7
·The necessity to produce recycled aggregate concrete with low medium compressive strength was verified due to the requirement of the volume of cement The influence of the order of materials
·Recycled aggregate is derived from crushing inert construction and demolition waste It may be classified as crushed concrete aggregate CCA when consisting primarily of crushed concrete or more general recycled aggregate RA when it contains substantial quantities of materials other than crushed concrete Currently only the use of
·Recycled aggregate concrete RAC an ecofriendly concrete produced by partial or full substitution of natural aggregates with recycled concrete aggregates in a concrete mix has drawn much
·This monograph addresses the use of recycled concrete aggregates RCA as a replacement for natural aggregates NA in concrete applications It aims to provide information and perspectives on
·In this paper a comprehensive literature review was conducted on the utilization of recycled concrete aggregate RCA which is the dominant construction and demolition waste material in base and subbase layers and its comparison with natural aggregate NA The effects of crushing on the particles as a result of the compaction on